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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-01
THE COMING SESSION.
AN INTERVIEW WITH CARLISLE.
Ito Denies that Tnrin Bill has nsen Draft.
cd, bat Says "Rsiorn" viii Surely Come.
Hs will 500 us Later About the Mat.
ter Of Clipping kandnlls Wlngs.

New YoRk, Nov. 3O-A Washington
special to the World says: Speaker Gar
lisle has returned to this city from New
York. Last evening he consented to re-
celve correspondent, and spoke freely
on general topics. With regard to pros
pectlvs legislation on tho tariff, he said
II have evOry reason to believe that an
equitable reduction on imports will be
effected during the coming session. I ex.
pecs We shall bovslop the same opposition
with which We havs alwsyu had to con.
tend. Tho Republicans will undoubtedly
be found IN the position which thoy have
always held. Tho proteclionis.a will wage
as bitter warfare as ever, but the reform
must come. As to the reports which i
have aeeu in tha papers that tariff bill ia
now IN course Of preparation, will coy
that as yet abHo!utely nothing hs5 been
done to formulate measure.
"You have aesn, the ntories with regard
to your intention towards M. Randall ?"
Eyes; have aasn them. can aay
nothing whatever on tha. subject as l
have always indicated. I am not the
Speaker of tho next House as yet. When
| have boon elected 1t will be time enough
to talk about these things. I notics that
several papers have commented on the
fact that two yoars ago l did not announce
my committees until the holiday r. csss
II should be remembered that tho House
Was engaged in revising the rules, which
were not finally adopted until the day be.
fore tho recess 1t would have been e1.
tromely unwiso for INC to have appointed
the committees until their exact jusisdic.
ton had been defined. There viii doubt.
ess bs some delay in making tnet sslec.
tlons for the coming Congress. sss that
o! the total number OF standing commit.
tess more than one.halt arc without chair.
men, incumbeuts having been defeated in
the last Congressional elections. OF ne.
cessl.y much time must be consumed in
filling these positions, and In making the
scqusintsrcs Of the large numbers OF new
members, Snd in learning their peculiar
tastes and Gb;lltiee. It Is doubtful whsth.
the cummitteea can be announced before
tho holidsya."
do you anticipate any eerlous annoy
ance from the contest Of Mr.. Thoebe ?"
II do not give tho matter thought"
Shall you call someone to the chair
when the time arrives for the appoint
ment Of the Committee ou Elections 2"
"No, for the reasen that my action would
he cpen to the same criticism that could
be mads should I appoint the committee
myeelt. They wonld bs said to be scsiuS
under my Instruction.. I may eek the
douaa to elect committee By ballot. /
have not finally determined this point as
yos. This is All, Of course, upon tho az
sumption that I am chosen Speaker"
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IRISH POLITICS.
Tho Enionist Sentiment-Whoro tho Home
lsulsrs Find Hopes for tho Euturn. y.

Tho Unionist Sentim ment.-Whoro the Home
kulsrs Find Hopes for tho Future.
LONDON. Nov. 30-Nationalials claim
that while the reception given to Lord
Harrington and Mr.. Goschen in Dublin
yesterday wsu great triumph for the
Unionist leader and the Chancsllor OF the
Exchequer, as fer as It relates to them
personally, that thsy failed to accom- p!ish
anything for their Cause. The arguments
they .sod we're tho came that have been
warmed up and served in season and ont
since the agitation for Home Rale began,
aud the "points" made by tia spsakero
agairs. Mr.. Gladstone and tho Irish lead
ers were as blunt as tho butt end OF ssw
log. 5-ti7 A
Nothing whatever can be gained by
arguing from public platform in Ireland
eithe. for or against Home Rule. The:
line ia drawn as rigidly as 1t we'll can be
and thore sre no waverers. Every man
one meeta in Ireland Is for absolute local
selt-govarnment, or he Is uualterablv
against 1t. It ia, therefore, not in Ireland
that converts are to bs gained by either
side, bu. in England and Scotland where
Thousands OF men who talk glibly enough
on Irish questions, haven't the elightest
conceptions Of the merits of tho matter. 4,
What Is needed to advance Ireland's
interests and accelerate tho progres9 Of
events toward the combination OF the ma.
jority of her people Tar more than League
meetings st homo, is ngitation in Great
Britain, and the Irish leaders would do
well'to tranafsr their oratory to the Eng
lish and Scotch agricultural maaufsc.ur-.
ing dlstricts for while and noso well the
e1ect OF their efforts before resuming the
fruitleas tilling OF the barren mental soil
at home. n 5,'..' !,
q Or course Lord Hsrtineton's reception
will be used with full effect on English
platforms and in Parliament as sho gine
the enormous Unionist sentiment existing
In Ireland, in retutstion Of the N ationslist
clalnB that the prevailing seutinent Ia
almost wholly in favor Of Home Rule; but !
ths Irish leaders argue that Lord H.rtins.
toms audience was an exceptional one and
bore no greater Significance of wide pre-.
yalence of Unionlst opinion In Ireland
than well-6llsd Methodist church won'd
dcnole uulvorsal acceptance Of Wesleyan
dCctrines 5lqs5 ISL .,ss -szf I'-5ll9 9la
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Tho Boy colt Oh Lehieh ConI.

PulLADELru1A, Pa, Nov. 3O.-A special
from Bethlehem, Pa, Gays: Tbs boycott
decided upon by the Reading employees
on Lehigh coal ia being enforced. The
cosl that now comes from the Lehiph Coal
& Navigation Conpany's mines is carried
on the jersey Central Railroad, and much
OF 1t pasnes over the North Pennsylvania
to Philadelphia. The latter company VISA
this morning compelled to yeiuss to receive
it, owing to crews on that road having de.
clined to tsk0 out trains from Bethlehem,
This eec:ion sc.ion will cause reduction
OF crews in tho service on the Jeruey Cen.
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THE EFFECT OF ALCOHOL.
The Conditions Of Teaching a new Branch
aazt. az ss In tho SchOols r'ts ..Hssa0 .'e.'

The Conditions OF Teaching a new Branch
SO Ia the Schools. ~,
State Superintendent Of Free Schools
Morgan has issued a circular concerning
the effect Of chapter third, Acts OF 1887, tho
act TO provide for the ntudy Of the nature
OF alcoholic drinks and narcotics, and Of
their effects upon tho human system, in
connection with the subjsct Of physiolo.
2y and hygiene, by the pupils in the public
schools Of the State Of West Virginia, in
which he e1plsinn that the act went into
effect ninety daye nftsrits passage, and is
in full forco at this time. At any and all
exsmius.ious bald alter January /, 1889,
teachero will be required to be examined
upon physio!osy AID hygiene with special
reference to tho nature and effects Of alco-
holic drinks and narcotics upon the hu-
man syatem. But teachers who are exam
ined In 1883 will not be req uired to be ex.
amined till the regular examinations for
1880, as required by law. No particular
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THE UNION nAlLRoAD BRIDGE.
A Debate Proposition u bs aiado to tho
7'THft. Public Here, b

Deuults ffopoAittOn u bB Mhuo to thu
| Ea Public Here. f,
Mesars. W. A. Lynch, OF Canton, Ohio,
and Judge R. H. Cochran, Of Toledo, ar.
rlvedin this city again ycaterday ,and ] udge
Cochran ct onco communicated with Dr..
I. H. Logan and made known the desire
oi Mr. Lynch that tho subcommittee Of
the City Council, Board Of Commissioners
snd Chambero! Commerce, OF which Dr.
Logan is Chairman, inight.bo called to.
gethsr aa early as practicable to meet the
vlsitora. Dr.. Logan thought It best not
to try 10 obtain q meeting last n!.bt on
such short notice. He will call q meeting
ior this evoning, which 1t Is understood
Will be private, and Of course the mem.
bera Of the committee will realiss the i'm
portanco Of a full attendance. t
In response to an inquiry by IN INTEL.
LidENcER reporter last evening, Mr. Lynch
said lie WAS hero Gt this time to secure
from the committee eoulo idea Of the pub.
lie vlows and desires hese as to the char.
Gcter Of terminals and CONNECTIONS it was
desirable 10 cons.ruct.
Thia being known, tho coat OF such
terminals can be estimated, and when
they are in possession OF this kno Wedge
the gentlemen will be prepared to lay be.
fore the committee dt tlnits proposition
as to the amount OF subscription by the
city and county, or both, 1t will require 10
secura the building Of the bridge. THE
proposition MIR. Lynch expects to be able
to present before he leaves Wheeling, and
in all probability he will present it in
day or two. - r., I,7 =
VI course the cost OF terminals can vary
almost indefinitely. A track reaching all
the industries 40 for as B.nwood is one
idea, and belt road another. The do.
cls!on as to what Is practicable, and what
IS daairable. MIR. Lynch leaves to tho citi.
z5nn and their committee. -Ila,l
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A YOUNG =GInL'S SUICIDE,

Shoots Herself on Account OF tho Loss of
E Her Favorite suitor.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, Nov. sO.-Oriord
Junction, amall town forty miles north
OF here, is greatly excited over a nuicide
which occurred there yesterday. Ben.
Cuzley and Charles A. Logan. two promi.
nent young men, were rival suiters for the
hand OF EliEabsth Wstterson, seventeen
yesra old. dsughter OF we'll known
ia'mer. The two msn met o. the girls
home yesterday morning, when desper.
ate encounter eneusd, tho victor to have
the prizs; CuzIey was finally succenaful,
driving his rival OF at the point Of re.
volver. Logan waa the fsvorite with tho
girl and yesterday afternoon sho sent q
bullet through hia head, al a js2f1-3
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Tho Oh. tteuort.

OH ClrY, Pa, Nov, 3O.-The Derricks
monthly oil report, to be published to-
morrow, will chow 30 finished wells, 1,772
barrels new production, against 100 wellp,
S.50S barrels and 20 dry holes tho month
betore. There srs III wells drilling and
40 rigs, against 104 wells and 2 rigs the
month previous. The now production
for November 10 more than 50 percent lees
thnn tho October showing from practically
the same number of wells. -. 117.,.1'.
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IF tho glra, otsndsrd vi pipe line docs
nothing elso it will make an Gc!ive pipe
market. II by building additional pipe
lines it can retain tho advantage which
hitherto it has had by collusion With rail-
roade, that ia another matter. Tho frat
step 10 to nee that the railroads treat all
shippDrB fairly aud equally. Il Is becauee
this has not been done that the Standard
has ridden roughshod over all competitors
and virtuallv rrnahrd out all competition.
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AN UNsUBsrANIIArED STORY.
Tho Men Mt MiuEo Reported to Have stor
Aai IEnrlt

Tho Men Mt Miugo Reported to Have stop.
ped Work, but DIR. Martin Dunies 1t.
The Steubsnvills Herald of Tuesdsy
night bad the following: The steel plant
at Mingo shut down on Saturday night as
usual, and 1t was tho intention 10 start
sgsin Last mig ht, some small repairu boiug
neceasary yesterday. When the men in
this city went down to work lac! evening
they found that the plant had been shut
down by order of the Aualgamated Aeso-
citation for the reason that the COMPANY
was again distributing i.s product con-
trary to disagreement Recently the pro-
duct has been more than Was shipped, and
steel slabs were being piled up on the
company's ground. 4 day or two ago
shipmentn were again resumed to t6e liz
Brilliant mill, and tho men being ad-
vised quit work until the matter is ar.
ranged. -
Yesterdays pitaburgh Dispatch, on tho
same subject says: 43.-' -
A special telegram from Sssubenyille.
received last night, stated that tue work.
men employed at tho Ming, stael plant
refused to 20 to work yesterday morning,
as the Anal eamsted Association hsd OF.
derod the plant TO be shut down. As a
cause ior this action Of the Association it
is said that the company had no: kept up
their agreement. 4, - =
Mr.. William Martin, Secretary OF the
Amalgsmated Association, when asked
about the matter last night, said that he
did in not know anything about the affair.
Office to-day" said he, "Bho had come up
this morning on some bueiness. II any.
thing Of that description mad occurred
there they would have mentioned it, l
do not want to diccrsdit your telegram; !;
but / don't know anything about the
case." ,s'57 = = =. -
Last evenings Herald says: Tbs steel
plant at Mingo resumed operations aqain
to-day, the company agrsoing not to ship
any slab to Brilliant or other obi .c.iona.
bic mills pending the present agreement.
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A CORRESPONDENT puakes soms roasona-
bic criticisms on the fire escape ordinance.
Enforced 70 tho letter, the ordinance
would bo unnecessarily burdensome. We
suppoac, however, that the Fire Board
will euiorco it With wiHdom, not constru-
iny it 10 apply to every three story build.
ing in which lew persona are engaged in
making something. The spirit OF the
ordinance Is excellent, aud according to
that spirit It should be enforced, whether
1t be popuar nr nnropulsr.
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Exciten cnt On tho aie,al Exchange.

New YoRK, Nov. 3O.-Considsrable e1-
cltemers waa aroused at the metal
exchange to-day by tho receipt Of the fol-
loving private Dispatch from Boaton,
where tho headquarters Of the Calumet
and Hecla copper mines aro located: !:
"Oalumst suppressing Information. Gas
material exhausted. Temperature in
creaaing in Shalt S aud possibly extending
north toward Calumet. Prospects very
uniavorsble. Dsmageundsr ground prob
ably very great" =
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ISTELLlgEsckn Readers have been kept
well advised Of the movements Of the glass
maDnfacturere, SO that they arc prepared
!ot the action taken ut Pittsburgh. 1t 10
decided stand ,hs! the manufacturers
hsvs taken, and II goes to the bottom Of
the relations between them and their
workmen. We sincerely hope tho ques-
tiona involved may be nsttle without
k,a,h1o ..
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CONDENSED rELuanAMs.

Sam Harden, colored, Of Xenia, g.,
murdered hia wife yesterday by cutting
her throat from ear to ear. =
Rev. E. E. Swift, D. D., pastor Of the
First Presby terian Church Of ALLEGHENY
City, died suddenly laut night Of pneumo-
mia. siNl. RI sI'i ..-SD2
Several mon were buried under a iall OF
rock at Walton's quarrles, near Harris.
burg, Pa, yesterday. Three men were
killed. 4'i9a -.i s, .isz \. !
Six thousand men were thrown out Of
employment last night In New York city
by q stoppsge for tho winter of work on
public improvements. a q
A special from Cumberland SAYS Cant,
Geo. W. Hoover, formerly manager Of
tho Grafton Baltimore & Ohio Hotel. will
agsin tsks charge Of that hostelry. ie
At conference oiths leading membsra
OF the coke syndicate and the Coke Pro-
ducers' Association yesterday, they signed
m agreement TO take all the coke mann.
iactured BY tho coke producers during the
! next five years. giiS15 4 I, - "a,
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INDIANA IN ,SS.
John Z. New says 1t Will bo sufo for tho
Republican Ticket.

John Z. New says 1t Will bo suro for tho
Republican Ticket.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. S0.-Hon. John
G. New, OF Indiana, ex-Resiatsr Of the
Treasury, paseed through tho city this
morning, Ho will be present at the meet
ing Of the Republican National Executive
Committee in Washington next week.
He said "Indisna is alright Tor tho Re.
publican candidate in 'ss; he will receive
ths electoral vote. No, Indianapolis Is
not after tho National Convention. I am
freq to conless that We have not iacli-
ties ior accommodating such a great gath.
erinc." =. a.
as 1t your opinion thst Mr.. Blaine will
be successful in the convention ?" Il.
"Now you arc osking questions."
Mr.. New would not commit himself,
and oil he would say on the subject was:
A'rhs Hoosiers are for the best man, not
matter who 10 may be-" < q ,5 Is ;
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SPEAKER UAELlsL. beslns to see that
there Is at lesss " iormal nomathing In the
the contest over his s0Nt. Therefore ho ia
contemplating The propriety OF allowing
ths House 10 chose the Committee on
Privileges snd Elections, before which the
Gaze will be- heard. This would be be-.
coming atop for Mr.. Carlisle and the
country would appreciate his eense oil pro-
,,-tnku .. Il. Of
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Open for Proposals.

Edward Libbey, Of the New England
Glass Works, said to Pittsburgh report.
er: "Yes, I shall remove my plant to the
natural gas belt. I have not decided
where I shall locate, but have many Ait
tering offers Of ground and facilities for
erecting my factory. ! employ about $50
banda" Jsmes Gillender, Of Gllleudsr &
Sons works, Philadelphia, aaid: / think
we ahall move aoop, but have not vat
definitely determined. The proper place
would be within radius Of thirty miles
Of Pittaburgh." y" 5!5g2.
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THE au.uuts rea1iugs III bahelf Of In.
ternational copyright, now being held in
New York, are drawing large audiences,
1t 10 remarked, however, that because 9
m,u wri.eo we'll it does not follow that he
can read we'll what he kss written. Gable
reads with fne effect, Lowell with polish.
ed ease, Mark Twain is eolennly funny,
stod6srd etumblos through hisown poems,
James WhitcomD Riley is an artist and
Bunnsr manv'es very claver production.
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Patti Reported Fa,nllv III.

New YoRK, Nov. SO.-A rumor was
published here this afternoon to tho effect
that Mmo. Patti would be unable to sing
again, being confined to her castle in
Wales nutlering from cancer of the etom.
ach. 1t is known that she has long been
d sufferer from dyspepsia, but those here
who are most likely to know discredit tue
rumOr rsTa ts75.I 3 sFl r : 7..l. F -
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An Editor Jailed for DIcsmy.

AKRON, O., Nov. sO.-George W. Hal.
ford, editor Of the Ds!ro!t Trade Journal,
was placed in jail hero yesterday on the
charge Of bigamy. Wife No. /, Of Toledo,
cams here yeaterday aud called on wife
No. q. Thoy compared their wedding cor.
t6catee, and 1t WAS shown that No, i vas
married to him December 2S, 1872, in
Cleveland, and No. 3 In New Castle, Pa i,
February Q, 1885,. He will be takeen to
New CASTLE for trial, the authorities there
having ordered his arrest, ssl3i I55,
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Tho Governor o,usrn, Io,,,o,,o.

y - = Uuu'FHI IuttrccuVb. -III
:, HAVANA, Nov. sO:-At the req1es. Of the
cigar manufacturers, the Governor Cen
eral has undertaken to mediate between
them and their striking employees. LAST
night tho authorities ordered tho with.
drawal from circulation OF o pamphlet
ssuggeesing the strike Of all the operatives
IN the city, 'ljIi'5Ii1i;%77 /
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A Mysteriou. n,urd.r..

CisolssA7l, o, Nov. so.-A special
from Chillicothe, O., nays that yesterday
morning two hunters pauuing the cabin OF
Leonard Blessing, a bachelor elRhty.two
years old, living by himself in the hills Of
Huntington township, cav the door opon,
and entering found tho old man on the
floor liieless. The Coronsr's examination
showed that four ribs and tho collar bone
were broken and the lungs crushed, No
property had been diasurbsd and the old
man had less than IS in:money, which
was not taken, I}5{' - = " !,
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PnlLAprLpnrA, Nov. So.-Is wns devel-
opod before tho Coroner yesterday that
jacob Rneinho!ds had killed himself By
drinking eighteen wbiakey cocktails ii
forty.five minutes. Rheinholdt eamo
from Germany si1 months ago, '.Si
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A Victim Of Cirar..,,, 'smo,,,nr

W1MMoNToS, NJ, Nov. 3O.-George
smythe. fifteen years. of age, is dangerous.
ly Ill trom extreme cigarette smoking. On
Thanksgiving day he emoked eighty cigar.
cites, and it has been bis regular hap1t 10
smoke two and three packages day for
the past Elk months. Sft65
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U, s. Jurors Discharged d.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, Nov. 3O-Tho
United States Grand Jury was discharged
yesterday, hsying returned about two
hundred indictments ior violations Of tho
poatal laws, pension lava and informal
revenue laws. About four hundred Wit
aesses Yare in sttsnda dance. A7l. h.
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British Tyrrany.

DUBLIN, Nov. S0-A nsxs vender at
Killarney has been sentenced to mon,h's
imprisonment for selling copies OF the
United Ireland containing reports Of the
meeting, Of the suppressed brauches Of tho
National League. I'm : - - 7
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text book upon "the nature Of alcoholic
drinks and narcotica with special refer.
once to their effects upon the human Byu.
tenn" is required by law to be used III the
free schools Of this State, 4 T1fT7
Tho Legislature has msdo no provision
for the selection OF book. Teachers are
at liberty to teach and patrons ars at lib.
ersy to purchase for their child,cn sny
book that complies with the law. fs
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TnE "YoUNa NNroLEoN", AGAIN.
A Movement to PInce Him In Control Of tho
c., IL Il d. Kailroad.

A Movement to PInco Him in Control Of tho
c., H. Il d. Railroad.
CisclssArl, Nov. SO.-Au evening paper
asserts that it has responsible authority
Tor tho Abatement that movemsnts are in
progress which in two weeks will resuls in
placing Henry S. Ives & 90. III control Of
the Cincinnati, Hamilton s Dayton rail-
road. A mysterious visit of Mr.. Orom-
well, Ives assignee, to this city, is cited
in support OF tho rumor, coupled with the
fact ;hat II. B. Moorehead sud Albert
Meter, brokeru, are actively buying Cin-
cinnasi, Hamilton 4 Dayton etock. II ia
esd slao thst the Enerys, vho own the
Dayton 4 Michigan property, loaaed by
:ha Cincinnati, Hamilton 4 Dayton, are
anxiors TO get their rosd into their own
hando, and arc aiding Ives. Tho assertion
Ia freely made that Ives has found Sub.
atausis! hackers, and is able to become
aggressive.